Mark Knopfler's The Ragpicker's Dream album chords by Foma For any questions mail me to fffoma@gmail.co UPDATED 27 March 20014 — completely revisited version ___________________________________________________________________________ 1 - Why aye man Time: 4/4 Key: D Minor Tuning: Dropped D (DADGBE) D5.............[000235] G5.............[5x0033] G5add9.........[5x0035] Dsus2..........[000230] Fsus2..........[3x3011] Bbsus2.........[8x0066] C..............[x32013] Gm.............[5x5333] F..............[3x3211] Dsus4/C........[x3x233] | D5 | We had no way of staying afloat We had to leave on the ferry boat Economic refugees On the run to germany

We h^G5ad the back of maggie's hand ^Gadd9 T^D5imes were tough in geordieland (D5) We got wor tools and working gear

And humped it all from newcastle to here

Wh^Dsus2y aye man, wh^Fsus2y aye, wh^G5y aye man Wh^G5y aye man, wh^Bbsus2y aye, why ^Caye man Wh^Dsus2y aye man, wh^Fsus2y aye, wh^G5y aye man Wh^G5y aye man, wh^Cy aye m^D5an

| D5 | We're the nomad tribes, travelling boys In the dust and dirt and the racket and the noise Drills and hammers, diggers and picks Mixing concrete, laying bricks

There's ^G5english, irish, scots, the lot ^G5add9 Un^D5ited nation's what we've got (D5) Brickies, chippies, every trade

German building, british-made

Wh^Dsus2y aye man, wh^Fsus2y aye, wh^G5y aye man Wh^G5y aye man, wh^Bbsus2y aye, why ^Caye man Wh^Dsus2y aye man, wh^Fsus2y aye, wh^G5y aye man Wh^G5y aye man, wh^Cy aye m^D5an

| D5 |

N^Gmae more work on maggie's farm ^C H^Fadaway down the ^Dmautobahn ^Dsus4/C M^Gmine's a portacabin bed ^C Or a b^Funk in a nissen h^Dmut instead ^Dsus4/C

| Gm | C | F Dm | Dsus4/C | | Gm | C | F Dm | D5 | There's plenty deutschmarks here to earn And german tarts are wunderschoen German beer is chemical-free Germany's alreet with me

S^G5ometimes I miss my river tyne ^G5add9 But y^D5ou're my pretty fraulein (D5) Tonight we'll drink the old town dry

Keep wor spirit levels high

Wh^Dsus2y aye man, wh^Fsus2y aye, wh^G5y aye man Wh^G5y aye man, wh^Bbsus2y aye, why ^Caye man Wh^Dsus2y aye man, wh^Fsus2y aye, wh^G5y aye man Wh^G5y aye man, wh^Cy aye m^D5an

| D5 |

Somet^Gmimes I miss my river tyne ^C But y^Fou're my pr^Dmetty fraulein ^Dsus4/C Ton^Gmight we'll drink the old town dry ^C K^Feep wor spirit l^Dmevels high ^Dsus4/C

Somet^Gmimes I miss my river tyne ^C But y^Fou're my pr^Dmetty fraulein ^Dsus4/C

Ton^Gmight we'll drink the old town dry ^C K^Feep wor spirit l^Dmevels high ^Dsus4/C

| Gm | C | F Dm | Dsus4/C | | Gm | C | F Dm | Dm | | Gm | C | F Dm | Dsus4/C | | Gm | C | F Dm | Dm | | Gm | C | F Dm | Dsus4/C | | Gm | C | F Dm | Dm | ___________________________________________________________________________ 2 - Devil Baby Time: 4/4 and 3/4 Key: D Major Capo: 7 Chords: Dsus2 [xx0230] Asus2 [x02200] | G Gsus2 | G | x4

The fr^Geaks'll stay together They're a tight old cr^C/Gew Y^D/F#ou look at them And they look at y^Gou ^Gsus2 ^G

I love the ballyhoo girl

But she don't c^C/Gare It's hard to find love^D/F# anywh^Emere ^Em7 C/G D/F# G D/F# Dsus4/F# (last two chords x4) Hard to find love anywhere

The prof^Gessor is the talker He's the talking m^C/Gan And if he c^D/F#an't clean a midway Nobody c^Gan ^Gsus2 ^G

He'll get the tip on in

From the midway m^C/Gud You gotta have the sawdust^D/F# in the bl^Emood ^Em7 G^C/Gotta have the sawdust ^D/F#in the bl^Good ^D/F# ^Dsus4/F# ^D/F#

See the p^Gig-faced man and the m^C/Gonkey girl ^CMaj7/G C^D/F#ome see the big fat l^Gady ^G/F# G^Emator slim with the ^Amalligator skin ^Am ^Am/G C^D/F#ome see the devil b^Gaby

| G | C/G | D/F# | G | | G | C/G | C/G D/F# | Em Em7 | | C/G D/F# | G | D/F# Dsus2/F# | D/F# |

Spr^Ginger is the talker He's the talking m^C/Gan He's got the wh^D/F#ole studio Eating out of his h^Gand ^Gsus2 ^G

You can be on too

With the nuts and the g^C/Geeks Call 1-800-^D/F#ima freek ^Em ^Em7 ^C/G1-800-^D/F#ima fr^Geek ^D/F#

See the p^Gig-faced man and the m^C/Gonkey girl ^CMaj7/G C^D/F#ome see the big fat l^Gady ^G/F# G^Emator slim with the ^Amalligator skin ^Am ^Am/G C^D/F#ome see the devil b^Gaby

| G | C/G | D/F# | G | | G | C/G | C/G D/F# | Em Em7 | | C/G D/F# | G | D/F# Dsus2/F# | D/F# | | D/F# | ___________________________________________________________________________ 3 - Hill Farmer's Blues Time: 4/4 and 2/4 Key: E Minor Capo: 5 Gsus2.........[3x020x] Asus2.........[x0220x] G/A...........[x0423x] | G | % Gsus2 | Asus2 | % D/F# | x3 | G | % Gsus2 | Asus2 | % | | Bm | % | Bm

I'm going into tow law ^G/A For what I n^Geed ^Gsus2 ^G/A Chain for the r^Aipsaw Killer f^Bmor the weed

The do^Bmg's at the back door ^G/A Leave him b^Ge ^Gsus2 ^G/A Don't feed him j^Aack And don't wait ^Bmup for me

G^Bmoing into tow law ^G/A To fuel my f^Gire ^Gsus2 Sh^G/Aells for the tw^Aelve And r^Bmazor wire

The d^Bmog's at the back door ^G/A Leave him b^Ge ^Gsus2 ^G/A Don't do j^Aack And don't wait ^Bmup for me ^G/A

So b^Gad So b^Asus2ad ^D/F# So b^Gad So b^Asus2ad

| Bm |

I'm g^Bmoing into tow law ^G/A To have my f^Gun ^Gsus2 ^G/A Don't get me wr^Aong You were the ^Bmonly one

Beh^Bmind my back lord ^G/A You made a fool of m^Ge ^Gsus2 ^G/A Don't do j^Aack And don't wait ^Bmup for me ^G/A

So b^Gad So b^Asus2ad ^D/F# So b^Gad So b^Asus2ad

| G | % | Asus2 | % D/F# | ___________________________________________________________________________ 4 - A Place Where We Used to Live Time: 4/4 Key: A Minor Capo: No E7...............[020100] CMaj7............[x3545x] or [x3200x] FMaj7............[1x221x] or [133210] | Am | E7 E | x2 Am

This empty^E7 kitchen's wh^Eere I'd wh^Amile away the h^E7ours ^E ^Am Just next to m^E7y old ch^Eair ^C You'd usually h^Eave some fl^E7owers ^Dm7 The shelves of b^Eooks ^E7 ^Am ^Am/G Even the p^Am/F#icture hooks Everything is g^Dm7one ^E7 But my h^Eeart is h^Amanging on

If this old^E7 neighbourh^Eood Surv^Amived us both alr^E7ight ^E ^Am Don't know that it w^E7ithst^Eood ^C All the things that t^E7ook our l^Eight ^Dm7 You on the st^Eair ^E7 ^Am ^Am/G I can s^Am/F#ee you there Everything is g^Dm7one ^E7 But my h^Eeart is h^Amanging on

FMaj7

Once there was a l^CMaj7ittle girl ^FMaj7 Used to wonder what sh^CMaj7e would be ^FMaj7 Went out into the b^CMaj7ig wide world Now she's just a m^FMaj7emory There used to be a l^CMaj7ittle school here ^FMaj7 Where I learned to^CMaj7 write my name ^FMaj7 But time has been a l^CMaj7ittle cruel here Time h^FMaj7as no shame

Dm7

It's just a pl^Gace^CMaj7 where We used to live ^FMaj7 ^Dm7 It's just a pl^Gace^CMaj7 where We used to live ^FMaj7

Now in an^E7other t^Eown You l^Amead another l^E7ife ^E ^Am And now upst^E7airs and d^Eown ^C You're someone^E7 else's w^Eife ^Dm7 Here in the d^E7ust ^E ^Am There's n^Am/Got a tr^Am/F#ace of us Everything^Dm7 is gone ^E7 But my h^Eeart is^Am hanging on

Dm7

It's just a pl^Gace^CMaj7 where We used to live ^FMaj7

| Dm7 | G | CMaj7 | FMaj7 | ___________________________________________________________________________ 5 - Quality Shoe Time: 4/4 Key: F Major Capo: 5 G7..............[323003] C#dim...........[x1202x] | C F | C F | C F | C |

You got your^C toecaps reinf^Forced with steel ^G7 Hard-wearing s^Cole and heel ^F Make those t^G7ired feet feel like n^Cew ^C#dim ^G7

Take your pick,^F black or crown ^G7 Great for the country or the m^Can in town ^F You're gonna n^G7eed a quality sh^Coe ^F ^C ^G7

You don't want no st^Fand-by pair ^G7 'Cos these'll take the w^Cear and tear ^F Made to t^G7ake good care of y^Cou ^C#dim ^G7

For that trip by r^Foad or rail ^G7 For extra grip on those r^Cocky trails ^F You're gonna n^G7eed a quality sh^Coe ^F ^Fm ^C

Now they maybe ain't too h^Cot for dancing ^G7 But I don't foresee too m^Cuch of that ^Em You ain't exactly^B7 gonna be prancing Ar^Emound in the m^C#dimoonlight With a c^Dm7ane and a top h^G7at

If you could use a ch^Fange of pace ^G7 And be excused from the r^Cat race ^F Just take a l^G7ook at what's on view ^C ^C#dim ^G7

Lace 'em up,^F walk around ^G7 I guarantee you can't w^Cear 'em down ^F You're gonna n^G7eed a quality sh^Coe ^F ^C ^G7

| C | F | G7 | C | | F | G7 | C C#dim | G7 | | C | F | G7 | C | | F | G7 | C - F Fm | C | G7

Now I wish you^C sunny skies And h^G7appiness wherever you may g^Co ^Em But you got to r^B7ealise There'll be w^Emind, there'll be r^C#dimain And occ^Dm7asional sn^G7ow

You're gonna want to sm^File in them ^G7 If you're gonna walk a m^Cile in them ^F There'll be t^G7imes when you'll be bl^Cue ^C#dim ^G7

To laugh at rainy d^Fays and then ^G7 Make your getaw^Cays in them ^F You're gonna n^G7eed ^F You're gonna n^G7eed ^F You're gonna n^G7eed A quality sh^Coe ^F ^C ^G7

You got your^C toecaps reinf^Forced with steel ^G7 Hard-wearing s^Cole and heel ^F Make those t^G7ired feet feel like n^Cew ^C#dim ^G7

Take your pick^F, black or brown ^G7 Great for the country or the m^Can in town ^F You're gonna need^G7 a quality sh^Coe

| C F | C F | C F | C | ___________________________________________________________________________ 6 - Fare Thee Well Northumberland Time: 4/4 Key: C Modal Capo: 5 G5...................[3x003x] D5...................[xx023x] C9sus2...............[x3003x] | G5 | Come drive me down to the central station I hate to leave my river tyne For some damn town that's god-forsaken Fare thee well, Northumberland Although I'll go where the lady takes me She'll never tell what's in her hand I do not know what fate awaits me Fare thee well, northumberland

My heart beats f^G5or my streets and alleys Longs to dw^C9sus2ell ^D5 in the borderl^G5ands The north-east sh^G5ore and the river valleys Fare thee w^C9sus2ell, ^D5 northumberl^G5and

I may not st^C9sus2ay, i'm bound for l^G5eaving I'm bound to ramble and to r^D5oam ^D5/F# I only s^G5ay my heart is grieving I would not g^C9sus2amble ^D5 on my coming h^G5ome

R^G5oll on, geordie boy, roll Roll on, geordie boy, roll

Roll on, geordie boy, roll Roll on, geordie boy, roll

So drive me d^G5own to the central station I hate to l^C9sus2eave ^D5 my river t^G5yne For some d^G5amn town that's god-forsaken Goodb^C9sus2ye ^D5old friend of m^G5ine Although i'll g^C9sus2o where the lady t^G5akes me She'll never tell what's in her h^D5and ^D5/F# I do not kn^G5ow what fate awaits me Fare thee w^C9sus2ell, ^D5northumberl^G5and

So r^G5oll on, geordie boy, roll Roll on, geordie boy, roll

Roll on, geordie boy, roll Roll on, geordie boy, roll | G5 | ___________________________________________________________________________ 7 - Marbletown Time: 4/4 Key: G Modal Tuning: Dropped D Capo: 5 D5..............[00023x] Csus2...........[x3003x] Csus2/B.........[x2003x] G5..............[5x003x] Fsus2...........[3x0010] Am7.............[x02010] | D5 |

R^D5oll out here mister ^Csus2 If you n^Csus2/Beed a lttle r^D5est R^G5oll out here mister ^Fsus2 If you need a lttle r^D5est L^Am7ay me down in marbletown ^G5 A b^D5one yard is the best

There was a b^D5ad bull on the railroad ^Csus2 Tried to p^Csus2/But me off his tr^D5ain There was a b^G5ad bull on the railroad ^Fsus2 Tried to put me off his tr^D5ain L^Am7ay me down in marbletown ^G5 'Til the coast is clear ag^G5ain

I can hear them a-h^D5ollerin' 'We got a man down here

We got a man down'

I'm gonna fl^D5ip me a cannonball ^Csus2 That won't st^Csus2/Bop for any^D5one Fl^G5ip me a cannonball ^Fsus2 That won't stop for any^D5one L^Am7ay me down in marbletown ^G5 W^D5ait 'til morning comes

I'm gonna r^D5oll out here in the tombstones ^Csus2 W^Csus2/Bait here on my tr^D5ain R^G5oll out here in the tombstones ^Fsus2 Wait here on my tr^D5ain L^Am7ay me down in marbletown ^G5 I h^D5ope that it don't rain

And I can st^D5ill hear them hollerin ''We got a man down here

We got a man down'

R^D5oll out here mister ^Csus2 If you n^Csus2/Beed a little r^D5est R^G5oll out here mister ^Fsus2 If you need a little r^D5est L^Am7ay me down in marbletown ^G5 A b^D5one yard is the best

| D5 | ___________________________________________________________________________ 8 - You Don't Know You're Born Time: 4/4 Key: D Modal Capo: No D5.................[xx032x] | D5 | D5 What do you know about the hammer and the spike What do you know about the farm You don't know You don't know what it's like Because you don't know You don't know you're born What do you know about the hammer and the chisel You only know the kitchen and the warm You don't know about the night shift whistle Punching the clock to the horn Because you don't know You don't know you're born

You d^D5on't know You don't know you're b^Forn You d^Gon't know You d^Bbon't know you're born^C

You d^D5on't know You don't know you're b^Forn You d^Gon't know You d^Bbon't know you're b^Corn

| C | Bb | x4 | D5 | D5 What do you know about the hammer and the nails Know about the thistles and the thorns What do you know about the road and the rails Your heart so weary and your hands all worn Your hands so weary and your heart all torn And you don't know You don't know you're born D5

You don't know you're b^Forn You d^Gon't know You d^Bbon't know you're b^Corn You d^D5on't know you're b^Forn You d^Gon't know You d^Bbon't know you're b^Corn

| C | Bb | x4 | C | Bb | solo to fade out ___________________________________________________________________________ 9 - Coyote Time: 4/4 Key: D Modal Capo: No D5........[xx023x] | D5 | Look at me coyote Don't let a little road dust put you off You can't judge a book Well you know that stuff There's a tear in my upholstery And a hole in my shoe But don't you just wish that you could Make half of the speed I do

Speed I d^Fo, speed I d^Go, speed I d^D5o

D5 You can't catch me coyote Though there may be blood on the tracks There may be some bridges burning Behind our backs But I got my laundry on the backseat And an itinerary too And don't you just wish that you could Make half of the speed I do

Speed I d^Fo, speed I d^Go, speed I d^D5o Speed I d^Fo, speed I d^Go, speed I d^D5o

D5 Now I'm a speck on your horizon Getting smaller fast An ambush wouldn't be surprising I hope it's better than your last D5 Once again the roadrunner Leaves the coyote in the dirt You've got another plan of action But we all know it ain't never gonna work It must be hard having dog dreams That never come true And don't you just wish that you could Make half of the speed I do

Speed I d^Fo, speed I d^Go, speed I d^D5o Speed I d^Fo, speed I d^Go, speed I d^D5o

| D5 | ___________________________________________________________________________ 10 - The Ragpicker's Dream Time: 3/4 Key: E Major Capo: 2 D/A......................[x0423x] DMaj7/F#.................[2x022x] Gsus2....................[3x020x] D/F#.....................[2x023x] G6.......................[3x243x] Gm6......................[3x233x] Asus4....................[x0223x] Abm7b5...................[4x443x] D7/Ab....................[4x453x] Abdim....................[4x343x] Gm6/Bb...................[x1233x] | D/A | G | DMaj7/F# | Gsus2 | | D/F# | Bm | G | A |

When Jack Fr^D/Aost came for chr^Gistmas ^DMaj7/F# With a brass monkey d^Gsus2ate The r^D/F#ail-king and the sc^Bmarecrow Hopped a Fl^Gorida freight ^Em7

And they bl^D/Aew on their p^Gaper cups ^DMaj7/F# And stared through the st^Gsus2eam Then they dr^D/F#ank half a b^Bmottle Of R^Gagpicker's Dream ^Em

Where the wh^G6iskey keeps f^Gm6ollowing Cold p^Aitch^D/Aers of b^Fmeer ^Bm Me and my ass^D/Aociate Like the cl^Gsus2ientele h^Asus4ere

Get the ^D/F#onions and the 't^Gaters ^DMaj7/F# Rib-eyes on the gr^Gsus2ill ^D/F# Toothpicks and l^Bmuckies And a c^Goffee refill ^Em7

| D/A | G | DMaj7/F# | Gsus2 | | D/F# | Bm | G | A |

As the r^D/F#ail-king lay r^Gocking ^DMaj7/F# He was leaving the gr^Gsus2ound Then he was fl^D/F#ying like S^Bmanta Claus ^G Over the t^Em7own

Where he c^D/F#ame to the w^Gindow ^DMaj7/F# Of a house by a str^Gsus2eam ^D/F# It was a family chr^Bmistmas G Em7 (Em7) In the Ragpicker's Dream

There were k^D/F#ids at the t^Gable ^DMaj7/F# All aglow in the l^Gsus2ight ^D/F# Music in the w^Bmintertime Sure c^Garries at n^Emight There was t^D/F#urkey and gr^Gavy ^DMaj7/F# Abm7b5 (Abm7b5) Pie and ice-cream And g^D/Aifts for each and ^Bmeveryone In the R^Gagpicker's Dr^Emeam

Where the r^G6ed-eye keeps t^Gm6umbling In our gl^Aass^D/Aes of b^Fmeer ^Bm Me and my ass^D/Aociate Like the s^Gervice in h^Asus4ere

There's a t^D/F#en for your tr^Gouble ^DMaj7/F# You have beautiful h^Gsus2air Make the l^D/F#ast one two d^Bmoubles G Em7 (Em7) It's a cold one out there

Where the sc^D/F#arecrow and the r^Gail-king ^DMaj7/F# Have started to d^Gsus2ance But a n^D/F#ightstick and a b^Bmillyclub Won't g^Give peace a ch^Em7ance Here I th^D/F#ink they went th^Gataways ^D/F# Abm7b5 (Abm7b5) Your song and dance team Heading h^D/Aome for the h^Bmolidays G Em7 (Em7) With the Ragpicker's Dream

On his kn^D/Aees like a f^Gighter ^DMaj7/F# The rail-riding k^Gsus2ing ^D/F# Like a sack of pot^Bmatoes Like a b^Gull in the r^Em7ing Where the sc^D/F#arecrow falls ^Gover ^D/F# D7/Ab (D7/Ab) Gm6 (Gm6) With a tear in the seam H^D/Aome for the r^Bmover In the R^Gagpicker's Dr^Emeam

Where the r^G6ed-eye keeps t^Gm6umbling Like t^Aears ^D/Ain our b^Fmeer ^Bm Me and my ass^D/Aociate Like the ^Gambience h^Asus4ere Where they c^D/F#ornered two c^Gastaways ^D/F# Abdim (Abdim) Gm6 (Gm6) In a white flashlight beam Merry chr^D/Aistmas and h^Bmappy days In the R^Gagpicker's Dr^Em7eam ^Gm6/Bb

| D/A | G | DMaj7/F# | Gsus2 | | DMaj7/F# | Gsus2 | DMaj7/F# | DMaj7 | | Gsus2 | ___________________________________________________________________________ 11 - Daddy's Gone To Knoxville Time: 4/4 Key: G Major Capo: No C#dim......................[x4535x] or [9x898x] | G E7 | A7 D7 | G | % |

^GOh, you're gonna miss your daddy when he's g^Cone When he's g^Gone Y^Geah, you're gonna miss your daddy when he's g^A7one When he's g^D7one D^Gaddy's gone down that g^Ballatin road The h^Cen never laid and the c^C#dimorn never growed ^GOh,^E7 you're g^A7onna miss your d^D7addy when he's^G gone

^GOh, I'd rather have a dollar than a d^Cime Than a d^Gime Y^Geah, I'd rather have a dollar than a d^A7ime Than a d^D7ime D^Gaddy's gone down that cr^Bossville track If he c^Can't make a dollar then he ^C#dimain't comin' back ^GOh^E7, I'd r^A7ather have a d^D7ollar than a d^Gime

| G | % | C | G | | G | % | A7 | D7 | | G | B | C | C#dim | | G E7 | A7 D5 | G | % |

^GOh, you better love your daddy while you c^Can While you c^Gan Y^Geah, you better love your daddy while you c^A7an While you c^D7an D^Gaddy's gone south on the n^Batchez trace If the c^Can't show the money then he d^C#dimon't show his face ^GOh,^E7 you'd b^A7etter love your d^D7addy while you c^Gan

| G | % | C | G | | G | % | A7 | D7 | | G | B | C | C#dim | | G E7 | A7 D5 | G | % |

^GOh, your daddy's gone to Knoxville n^Cow Knoxville n^Gow Y^Geah, your daddy's gone to Knoxville n^A7ow Knoxville n^D7ow D^Gaddy's gone down that kn^Boxville road The d^Cog never barked and the c^C#dimock never crowed ^GOh,^E7 your d^Aaddy's gone to kn^D7oxville n^Gow

___________________________________________________________________________ 12 - Old Pigweed Time: 4/4 Key: F# Major Capo: 6 | C | % | % | % CMaj7 | F

Everything was ^G7in there That you'd w^Cant to see ^CMaj7 ^F Corned beef and ^G7onions And true l^Cove ^CMaj7 ^F Turnips and t^G7inned tomatoes ^C Parsnips and a f^Amew potatoes ^F

A couple extra blessings

From ab^G7ove Now th^Fis here mingle-m^G7angle Was my b^Cest one yet ^CMaj7 ^F A big old bad goul^G7ash C CMah7 Worth waiting for And i'm j^Fust about to d^G7ip my can ^C Taste some brotherh^Amood of man ^F When I get a feeling ^G7 That there's a flaw ^F

Who put old p^G7igweed In the m^Culligan Was it y^Amou ^F

Who put old pigweed

In the m^Culligan st^Gew ^C/E ^F I close my e^G7yes For just a m^Cinute What do you d^Amo ^F Who put old p^C/Gigweed In the m^G7ulligan st^Cew In the m^G7ulligan In the m^Culligan In the m^Dm/Fulligan^G7 st^Cew ^CMaj7

You w^Fon't find self-impr^G7ovement or phil^Cosophy ^CMaj7 In a d^Fumpster sitting b^G7y The kitchen d^Coor ^CMaj7 ^F There's plenty leek and h^G7umble pie ^C Ain't too much h^Amam on rye ^F

Sometimes I wonder

What i'm looking^G7 for But a sp^Foonful of forg^G7iveness Goes a l^Cong, long way ^CMaj7 And we ^Fall should d^G7o our best To get al^Cong ^CMaj7 ^F Add a pinch of kindness cr^G7umbling ^C To your loving d^Amumpling ^F Okra for thickening ^G7

When something's wrong F

But who put old p^G7igweed In the m^Culligan Was it y^Amou ^F

Who put old pigweed

In the m^Culligan st^Gew ^C/E ^F I close my ^G7eyes For just a m^Cinute What do you d^Amo ^F Who put old p^C/Gigweed In the m^Gulligan st^Cew ^F Who put old p^C/Gigweed In the m^Gulligan st^Cew ^F

In the m^G7ulligan st^Cew In the m^G7ulligan In the m^Culligan In the m^Dm/Fulligan^G7 st^Cew

In the m^G7ulligan In the m^Culligan In the m^Dm/Fulligan ^G7 St^Cew

| F | C | Dm/F G7 | C | | F G7 | C | Dm/F G7 | C |

Mark Knopfler - The ragpickers dream